Salem Voodoo, Vampires, and Ghosts Guided Walking Tour
by Spellbound Tours
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This 90-minute walking tour in Salem covers the city’s haunted sites connected to the 1692 Witch Trials and other paranormal stories. A licensed guide and paranormal investigator leads the walk through locations tied to witchcraft, voodoo, vampire legends, ghost sightings, and historical murders. You start by exploring the streets where the Witch Trials happened, learning the facts and possibly capturing ghost photos. The tour stops at the site where Giles Corey was pressed to death and at a church graveyard with antique stones linked to the trials. Next is the dungeon where accused witches were held and tortured, including stories about Tituba, an enslaved woman associated with voodoo, and one of Salem’s most haunted places. The walk also visits Bridget Bishop’s land, known for ghost activity and the site of Alexander Graham Bell’s first telephone demonstration. You see a filming location from the movie Hocus Pocus, hear vampire folklore and true-life blood drinker accounts, and visit the spot where magician Harry Houdini performed an escape. Details of crimes by the Boston Strangler and Carl Panzram in Salem are shared, along with a haunted bar. The tour continues to one of America’s oldest cemeteries, dating from 1636, resting place of Witch Trial judges and townspeople, known for its haunting and historical significance. The last stops include the Peabody Essex Museum, which holds Salem’s dark artifacts, and a session sharing ghost photographs collected over years of investigation. An English-speaking guide leads the tour, which is family friendly and encourages taking photos of paranormal activity.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Haunted Witch Trials Streets
Walk the streets where the Witch Trials took place with a licensed guide and paranormal expert. Learn about Salem’s history and paranormal activity, with chances to capture ghost photos.
8 min
Giles Corey Pressing Site
Visit the spot where Giles Corey was pressed to death after refusing to confess. Hear the story of his death and the curse he reportedly placed on Salem.
8 min
Haunted Church Graveyard
Stop at a church graveyard connected to the Witch Trials. This location offers good photo opportunities with its antique gravestones.
5 min
Witch Trial Dungeon
See the dungeon where accused witches were imprisoned and tortured before trial. Learn about the Puritans, the Witch Trials, and Tituba, an enslaved woman linked to voodoo. This site is known as one of Salem’s most haunted.
10 min
Bridget Bishop’s Land
Visit the land of Bridget Bishop, a Witch Trials victim known for ghost sightings. This is also where Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated his telephone to a crowd. Reports include physical ghost manifestations and photos.
8 min
Hocus Pocus Filming Location
Pause at the spot where the famous "I Put A Spell On You" ball scene from the movie Hocus Pocus was filmed.
5 min
Vampire Legends Spot
Hear stories about vampire folklore and the truth behind modern-day blood drinkers. This stop includes tales that involve violent history.
10 min
Harry Houdini Escape Location
Learn about magician Harry Houdini’s dramatic escape performance in Salem at this site.
5 min
Serial Killer Murders Site
Discover the locations connected to murders by the Boston Strangler and Carl Panzram in Salem and the details of their crimes.
5 min
Haunted Bar
Brief stop at a bar known for paranormal activity.
3 min
Oldest Salem Cemetery
Visit a cemetery dating back to 1636, resting place for Witch Trial judges and townspeople. The site is haunted and historically significant, associated with author Nathaniel Hawthorne and current magical rituals.
10 min
Peabody Essex Museum
Visit this art museum known for holding some of Salem’s darkest artifacts.
5 min
Ghost Photograph Sharing
Review ghost photos taken during years of paranormal investigation and learn about techniques for capturing anomalous energy.
8 min
Meeting point
Departure Point: Tours begin at the Revere Bell in front of the Salem Visitor Center Address: 2 New Liberty Street, Salem
End point
Departure Point: Tours begin at the Revere Bell in front of the Salem Visitor Center Address: 2 New Liberty Street, Salem
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Salem Voodoo, Vampires, and Ghosts Guided Walking Tour
by Spellbound Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$56Overview
This 90-minute walking tour in Salem covers the city’s haunted sites connected to the 1692 Witch Trials and other paranormal stories. A licensed guide and paranormal investigator leads the walk through locations tied to witchcraft, voodoo, vampire legends, ghost sightings, and historical murders. You start by exploring the streets where the Witch Trials happened, learning the facts and possibly capturing ghost photos. The tour stops at the site where Giles Corey was pressed to death and at a church graveyard with antique stones linked to the trials. Next is the dungeon where accused witches were held and tortured, including stories about Tituba, an enslaved woman associated with voodoo, and one of Salem’s most haunted places. The walk also visits Bridget Bishop’s land, known for ghost activity and the site of Alexander Graham Bell’s first telephone demonstration. You see a filming location from the movie Hocus Pocus, hear vampire folklore and true-life blood drinker accounts, and visit the spot where magician Harry Houdini performed an escape. Details of crimes by the Boston Strangler and Carl Panzram in Salem are shared, along with a haunted bar. The tour continues to one of America’s oldest cemeteries, dating from 1636, resting place of Witch Trial judges and townspeople, known for its haunting and historical significance. The last stops include the Peabody Essex Museum, which holds Salem’s dark artifacts, and a session sharing ghost photographs collected over years of investigation. An English-speaking guide leads the tour, which is family friendly and encourages taking photos of paranormal activity.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Haunted Witch Trials Streets
Walk the streets where the Witch Trials took place with a licensed guide and paranormal expert. Learn about Salem’s history and paranormal activity, with chances to capture ghost photos.
8 min
Giles Corey Pressing Site
Visit the spot where Giles Corey was pressed to death after refusing to confess. Hear the story of his death and the curse he reportedly placed on Salem.
8 min
Haunted Church Graveyard
Stop at a church graveyard connected to the Witch Trials. This location offers good photo opportunities with its antique gravestones.
5 min
Witch Trial Dungeon
See the dungeon where accused witches were imprisoned and tortured before trial. Learn about the Puritans, the Witch Trials, and Tituba, an enslaved woman linked to voodoo. This site is known as one of Salem’s most haunted.
10 min
Bridget Bishop’s Land
Visit the land of Bridget Bishop, a Witch Trials victim known for ghost sightings. This is also where Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated his telephone to a crowd. Reports include physical ghost manifestations and photos.
8 min
Hocus Pocus Filming Location
Pause at the spot where the famous "I Put A Spell On You" ball scene from the movie Hocus Pocus was filmed.
5 min
Vampire Legends Spot
Hear stories about vampire folklore and the truth behind modern-day blood drinkers. This stop includes tales that involve violent history.
10 min
Harry Houdini Escape Location
Learn about magician Harry Houdini’s dramatic escape performance in Salem at this site.
5 min
Serial Killer Murders Site
Discover the locations connected to murders by the Boston Strangler and Carl Panzram in Salem and the details of their crimes.
5 min
Haunted Bar
Brief stop at a bar known for paranormal activity.
3 min
Oldest Salem Cemetery
Visit a cemetery dating back to 1636, resting place for Witch Trial judges and townspeople. The site is haunted and historically significant, associated with author Nathaniel Hawthorne and current magical rituals.
10 min
Peabody Essex Museum
Visit this art museum known for holding some of Salem’s darkest artifacts.
5 min
Ghost Photograph Sharing
Review ghost photos taken during years of paranormal investigation and learn about techniques for capturing anomalous energy.
8 min
Meeting point
Departure Point: Tours begin at the Revere Bell in front of the Salem Visitor Center Address: 2 New Liberty Street, Salem
End point
Departure Point: Tours begin at the Revere Bell in front of the Salem Visitor Center Address: 2 New Liberty Street, Salem
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.